The phrase "academic construct" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a theoretical idea or framework that is developed within an academic context.
Example: "The concept of intelligence is often viewed as an academic construct that varies across different cultures and disciplines."
Alternatives: "theoretical framework" or "scholarly concept".
One of the most attractive aspects of this approach to revitalizing pre-medical education is that it does not involve a whole-scale restructuring of entrenched academic constructs.
It juxtaposes academic constructs from architecture and urban planning fields with the popular culture and web indices that rank cities according to their living standards, services, and international appeal.
Federal agencies can benefit from these partnerships as tribes can offer assistance to care for these land spaces, state agencies can alleviate potential funding issues for maintaining these areas, and researchers and academics can construct knowledge that incorporates traditional ecological practices to build solid, informed best practices.
Federal agencies can benefit from these partnerships with tribes as tribes can offer assistance to care for these land spaces, state agencies can alleviate potential funding issues for maintaining these areas by working with tribes, and researchers and academics can construct knowledge that incorporates traditional ecological practices to build solid, informed best practices.
At first the disputes were little more than academic entertainments constructed around hypothetical cases, but as time went on, according to Holland, a case law of love arose, which people would use to win arguments or to explain, praise or condemn behaviour.
In part, there was resistance to the "academic agenda" constructed in the Workshop program: the background papers comprehensively mapped the diversity of health systems approaches, and explored potential frameworks for HSS [ 3].
Where in the world would I have acquired the discipline and academic rigor to construct a well-researched, fully realized argument?
Results of the analysis showed that there were significant differences between genders' perception for educational needs to construct academic entrepreneurship education and networking and tutoring channels for students.
For the present study, the construct of academic speaking has been defined as follows: academic speaking is the ability, when communicating with others, to use oral language comprehensibly and appropriately to acquire, transit, and demonstrate knowledge (Butler et al., 2000; Fulcher, 2003; Luoma, 2004; Pearlman, 2008).
Grounded in aesthetical balances, the study analyses the body of artistic ramifications in constructing academic pomposity, and signaling academic accomplishment and identities.
